An easy way to live like in heaven on earth | Feast day of St. Porphyrios (Real voice of a Saint)
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2022
- In this recording from mid-80s, Saint Porphyrios of Kavsokalyvia (+2 December 1991) talks about the beauty of Orthodox liturgical life and texts. A canon is a theologically rich hymn used in a number of Orthodox services, it consists of nine odes or songs. Canons are used most notably at Matins and at Great and Small Compline.
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how to express how grateful we are for this video?! God bless you!
St. Porphyrios intercede for us !
Through the prayers of our Holy Father's ☦️ Saint Porphyrios of Kavsokalyvia ~ LORD JESUS CHRIST OUR GOD have mercy on us and save us Amen.
We love you Saint Porphyrios! Pray to God for US! Ask his Holy Mother for our intercession.
What a Beautiful saint! Thank you for your intercessions saint Porphyrios
Κύριε Ιησού Χριστέ ελέησον τον κόσμο σου...+
Thank you.
The first [inaudible] 0:35 could be «Πού να τα συγκρίνετε με όλα τα άλλα τα παιδικά», meaning "How could you compare them with all the other childish stuff"
Thank you!
No I am sorry but it clearly says: "Πού να φτάσει η Κλίμακα και όλα τ' άλλα πατερικά;", meaning "how can Climax - from St. John Climacus- and all other Fathers writings reach (up to that level, meaning leading so effortlessly and easily the soul to the Love of God, as compared to how this is generated by the Canons - the Saint found really good results and fruits for the soul in terms of God's Love which was the main effort of his every second of life, in the Canons, the psaltic masterpieces honouring Saints , Panagia, or even Big Feasts like Christmas etc he felt they are full of Holy Spirit treasures and lead the soul to the Love of God which in turn heals everything in human, the 1st commandment for good reason by the Reason-Word =Logos - ΛΟΓΟΣ (this magnificent Greek word meaning both: Word of God and Reason Creator of everything ) του Θεού of God, and Wisdom of God)
@@parists5455 φίλε μου πριν από δεκατρείς ώρες έγραφα τους υπότιτλους για αυτό το βίντεο με άδεια του καναλιού και τότε το κατάλαβα αλλά είπα να μην αλλάξω το μήνυμα.
Πέρασα μπορεί και τρία τέταρτα ακούγοντας το ίδιο κομμάτι στην μισή του ταχύτητα για να το καταλάβω τι λέει. Αλλά ναι, συμφωνούμε για το τι λέει. Τώρα, να σου πω την αλήθεια, δεν καταλάβαινα τι εννοούσε με το "η κλίμακα" και απλά το άφησα έτσι. Πάλι καλά που μου το είπες για να το συμπληρώσω στους επίσημους υποτίτλους.
@@algovoice Μπράβο σου αδερφέ, να με συγχωρείς για την παρέμβαση, καθαρά ήταν γιατί έτυχε να το καταλάβω. Καλή χρονιά και ευλογημένη από το Θεό!
@@parists5455 αν και δεν νομίζω ότι λέει "πατερικά" αλλά "τα παιδικά"...
Καλή χρονιά! Να 'σαι καλά αδελφέ μου!
Δόξα το Θεό,αμήν+
What are the canons of the saints? My first language is not English
A canon is a theologically rich hymn used in a number of Orthodox services, it consists of nine odes or songs. Canons are used most notably at Matins and at Great and Small Compline.
@@otelders thank you
The first inaudible 0:35 clearly says: "Πού να φτάσει η Κλίμακα και όλα τ' άλλα πατερικά;", meaning "how can Climax - from St. John Climacus - and all other Fathers writings reach (up to that level)?", meaning leading so effortlessly and easily the soul to the Love of God, as compared to how this is generated by the Canons - Saint Porphyrios found really good results and fruits for the soul in terms of God's Love which was the main effort of his every second of life, in the Canons, the Hymns- psaltic masterpieces honouring Saints, Panagia (Virgin Mary), or even Big Feasts like Christmas etc. he loved to study or hear those as he felt they are full of Holy Spirit treasures and lead the soul easily to the Love (Eros) of God which in turn heals everything in human, the 1st commandment for good reason by the Reason-Word =Logos - ΛΟΓΟΣ του Θεού (this magnificent Greek word ΛΟΓΟΣ meaning both Word of God and Reason Creator of everything - the translation as only word of God rather degrades its value), and ΣΟΦΙΑ του Θεού, Wisdom of God, the ultimate Wisdom Personified)
Thank you very much!
Eros is used as well but in different context than it has in every day life. It usually is called divine eros.
Here's an 'easy' way : don't lie. The world is sinking in lie. Unfortunately, when we don't believe, we fall into lie(s).
Thank You! May God keep you.
In Italian:
Prendete i Canoni e leggeteli da soli. Troverete cose così belle.
È una grande cosa recarsi ai servizi e seguire i Canoni.
La grandezza si trova nei Canoni dei Santi, dei martiri, dei profeti.
Ascoltate i Canoni e le cose così belle che dicono.
[inaudibile] Ci sono tesori, tesori. Profondità, saggezza e conoscenza di Dio.
"Siete d'accordo?" "Sì, anziano."
Come potrà la vostra anima rallegrarsi, se non in questa grandezza di Dio [cioè i Canoni]?
Mentre li leggete, poco a poco, verrà la Grazia [di Dio].
E quando arriva la Grazia, voi [sentirete] come l'Apostolo [Paolo] che diceva "Sono un uomo povero".
Ma quando arriva la Grazia [di Dio], tutto il resto va via.
All'inizio, non era in grado di fare una sola buona azione.
La sua anima non era in grado di fare una buona azione. Ha cercato di fare una buona azione,
ma ha finito per farne una cattiva.
Dopo, però, poco a poco, è arrivata la Grazia di Dio.
La Grazia di Dio ha "coperto" [ενέσκυψε] la sua anima.
E allora ha cominciato a piangere, "non sono più io che vivo, ma Cristo vive in me;" [Galati 2:20]
È entrato nella Chiesa e ora né la morte né nulla lo tocca.
Era unito a Cristo. E ha pianto con grande gioia per questa cosa che Dio gli ha dato.
Ovunque andasse, piangeva per questo,
"All'inizio, mi torturavo, volevo fare il bene e invece facevo il male. Non ero in grado di fare il bene. Non potevo farlo."
"Ma ora, figli miei, succede il contrario. Non sono in grado di fare il male. Non posso farlo. Non posso."
Le carte sono state ribaltate. All'inizio, non era in grado di fare il bene. Ora con Cristo dentro di lui, [non può fare il male].
"Mi capite?" "Sì!"
Figli, le cose che il Vangelo dice e che Cristo chiede non sono difficili!
Sono semplici. Tutte. "Il mio giogo è facile... e il mio carico è leggero".
"L'anima mia anela e brama i cortili del Signore;" [Salmo 83:3]
Perdonatemi se non li cito correttamente.
Sono queste cose solo fiabe? Non sono pesanti. Sono tutte facili, gioiose.
Ho imparato a leggere sul Monte Athos, non sapevo leggere. Conoscevo solo le sillabe prima.
"A che età sei andato [al Monte Athos], anziano?" "12-13 anni, molto giovane."
"E a che età sei partito?" "20 anni. Mi sono ammalato e sono partito. Altrimenti, non sarei mai partito."
Che Dio mi renda degno di venire e sentire questa grandezza [deve riferirsi al Monte Athos].
Quando entrate lì, la vostra anima si apre all'amore di Dio.
Il vostro monastero è veramente santificato.
Tutti i monasteri sono santificati, ma lo sento di più per questo.
In passato, c'era lì un uomo buono che aveva raccolto anime buone che ora sono in cielo.
Questa è la grandezza del monachesimo. Addio!
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Beautiful video. Do we know which monastery he was referring to at the end?
It's hard to say... he was talking to some monks who visited him. Might be this one? ua-cam.com/video/aDfQicX1nn8/v-deo.html
Almost missed his feast day. Why isn't it mentioned in the Ecclesiastical Calendar?